Sentence examples for had its expression changed from inspiring English sources

Osteopontin and S100A4 mRNA levels were normalised for differences in loading/transfer by dividing the intensity of the cDNA hybridised band by the intensity of the ethidium bromide-stained 28S ribosomal RNA band, rather than the intensity of an actin cDNA-hybridised band which could have possibly had its expression changed by C9-Met-DNA.

Gene expression profiling of individual nematodes has identified age-related gene expression changes (Golden & Melov, 2004).

Furthermore, previous gene expression studies have found small individual gene expression changes in HD blood.

In particular, the level of regulation can be evaluated based on whether a regulator is a Reporter TF, and whether the same regulator has its differential expression changed significantly.

2,4DNT, 2,6DNT had more gene expression changed than TNT, 2ADNT and 4ADNT.

Hence they do not depend on any particular position on the genome: in other words, the results show that any gene A has its changes in expression level correlated with the changes in expression levels of those genes that are 200, 650, 850, 1300, 1500 and 2050 genes apart and anti-correlated with those that are 550, 900 and 1750 1950 genes apart.

Genes over-represented had an expression change of at least 1.5-fold.

Although 37 miRNAs had significant expression changes in both brain and liver, 57 miRNAs had significant expression changes in the brain but not in the liver and 29 miRNAs had significant expression changes in the liver but not in the brain (Table 3).

Since we were interested whether this trend of aberrant gene expression in DS would also hold for the interaction neighbourhood of FBN1 we have investigated expression changes of FBN1 and its interaction partners.

To focus on the biological processes, we predicted the targets of novel miRNAs that were specifically expressed in one phase or that had expression changes during the phase transition (Table  4).

Four of the seven genes had expression changes that were qualitatively similar to those found previously.